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. . .now. . .Jew/ titts fctii&yeoA/tfiafc was.
Ix'aves turn to gold . . . school begins
... it really is goexf to be back . . .
summer memories behind . . .
lcx>king ahead ... to the gocxl times
with friends . . . and unexpected
surprises . . .
School activities . . . and non-school
activities . . . getting involved . . .
because this is our school . . . and we
do care . . . we want to make it a
success . . . for the year h.is just begun
"CoftUwuAufcj: QkcvuMiQ,
"It's a little bit of Heaven" . . . lots of
blue lakes and skies . . . the big sail
boat regatta on Lake Charlevoix . . .
traditional fishing off the pier on Lake
Michigan . . . Charlevoix's one and
only Duck Brigade . . .
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Annual flea market at East Park . .
Round Lake Harbor . . .all those
bicycles . . . annual bike ride around
Lake Charlevoix . . . community . . .
a sense of belonging . . . participation
likeness and they called it Charlevoix
the Beautiful . . .
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Before school . . . waking up late . . . gossip . . . missing
the bus . . . doing last-minute homework . . . necking . . .
tardy slips . . . walking to school . . . only six more periods
. . . parking lot . . . friends ... to skip first hour — or not?
. . . can"t wait till after school . . .
CuMtCufort/AcfottteS
After school . . . parties . . free . . . full weekend ahead
. . . parties . . . movies . . . working . . . sitting in the park
. . .parties. . . basketball games . . .extra-curricular
activities . . . necking . . . matinees . . . parties . . . friends
. . . parties . . . parties . . . more parties! . . .
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The 1972-1973 school year.
It was different from any other.
Daring and bold in everything we did,
We made it a year of fun
and excitement. Everything was an adventure never
to be forgotten — f or . . .
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Football . . . sore muscles ... 10, 14, 28 hike? ... a little bit of mud
is good for ya . . . cold autumn evenings . . . our fantastic,
floundering, football, flunkies . . . wait 'til I'm Varsity . . . down-ups
. . . work, work, work . . .touchdown. . .HOLDING!!. . .Aw
coach, it isn't that bad! ... IS IT??
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Homecoming Festivo . . . For a week everyone watches five
girls displaying small crowns . . . five beautiful contestants
hoping to reign as the 1972 Homecoming Queen . . .
Freshmen and Upperclassmen work hard to make the winning
float . . . Rayder football players practice to play their best
. . . Marching Band meets out on the field . . . everyone hit
those five yard lines . . . store windows all soaped . . .
excitement mounts . . . Friday comes at last ... a long chain
forms beside the Middle School . . . snake dance . . .
Marching Band lines up . . . floats are being positioned . . .
procession moves through town up to the High School . . .
Elaine Carr is crowned Charlevoix's Homecoming Queen of
1972 . . . bonfire . . . hot . . . Rayders get out on the field
and play a good game . . . Marching Band shows off during
half time . . . Sr's "Sorry Charlie" places 1st . . . Freshmen's
"They'll Never Come Back for More" comes in 2nd . . . not
bad ... for Freshmen . . . Sophomores "Master Charge" is
3rd. . Junior's "Die-Hard". . .well. . .and
Homecoming 1972 is over ...
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Co**tt*tg Cowdbo^ 1972 . . .P<^Ptetty
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AND ESCORTS: Candy Kloostcr and Dale Boss, Janet Dinwiddle and Tom Duke,
Dave Marshall, Clint Blanchard and Dcnicc Wagner, C T. Martin and
1971 Homecoming Queen was escorted by senior Jim Ance.
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Great night . . . Huge crowds .
Spirits high — Even if we did lose
It didn't rain!
Well maybe a few sprinkles ,
The immortal Homecoming Dance .
Fading foot power? .
Not here! .
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Featuring Sunshine Meadows
They don't kx)k green to me! .
Well, no matter . . .
Their music was good . . .
As always it was a perfect
climax to a perfect evening . .
That was Homecoming 1972 .
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Marching band camp . . . It's too
hot for this nonsense . . . Yeah,
but we're really going to be good
. . . step two from the outside . . .
the OUTSIDE, you puppies . . .
Okay, here's the plan . . . just be
cool and keep marching towards the
American Legion till we get the
sign . . . ssshhh it's a big secret
. . . Well, it's a good way to get rid
of a Rayder mug . . . notice all the
Baritones have their mouths open
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Raise your head and hold it high
. . . Shut up, you guys ... If
you don't care, get out . . .
Fiddler again' . . . Pick cm up
. . . Show we're proud . . . like
we did at Gay lord? . . .but
NMU makes up for it . . . what
an overnighter . . . the diving
board show . . . NMU was
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. at least we got a new
. . how about State next
. from "Get it On" to
"Turkey in the Straw" ... so
on we go . . . left, right, left.
Yeah, the RAYDER BAND IS
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What should we do with it? . . . paint a little . . .
brush a little . . . nail a little . . . twist a little . . .hit
a little . . . drill a little . . . bang a little . . . saw a
little . . . grease a little . . . (spill a lot) . . . sand a
little . . . crack a little . . . Bill a little, little, little, and
a little more. . . VROOMM . . . VROOMM . . .
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Seven guys signed up . . .
just enough to make a team . . .
running up and clown McSauba . . .
first year in Conference . . . not bad . . .
for our first year . . . Denny Carr, coach . . .
Conference meet . . . lots and lots of . . . pant
runners . . . Dave Marshall placed . . . pant .
pant. . . Jim Sundbcrg . . pant. . .pant. .
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pant . . . pant . . . pant . . . pant . . . pant
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Are you ready? . . . Freshmen . . . Yea! . . . lots of pep . . .
s.-drrs czr.'z ~a:ch Excicerr.er.: "Car. we be ir. zrls
pep meeting?" . . . those huge crowds! . . . Yea! "Boy. am I
hc:'\ . . rncrice rr.ikts rerrecr . . . well, rr.c-sr of zr.e :;~e
. . . "Boy. are you heavy." ... a winning season . . . Rah!
. . . we'll make it . . . J.V.'s . . . Yea! the whole gang . . .
popcorn sale . . . whose idea was that anyway? . . . Big
Rapids here we come . . . "decorating?" . . . Yea . . .
homecoming . . . cheering at the Varsity game . . . lots of
new ideas . . . Pom-pom routine .
together . . . big time.
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. . . Ow/Tfifi/ Beaut/!
Y;i gotta go! . . . Varsity big time now . . those August
practices . . . new uniforms . those new chants . . our
shoes came . . . Football season . . . millions of pep
meetings . . Gotta get down Saints . . . Model "A" during
Homecoming . . . Gotta win . Basketball . . . NEW
ADVISOR. . "Coach". . . Gotta get down Saints .
good start . . . cheers with J. V.'s . . .tournaments. . Are
you ready? . . . the big contest . . .we won!. . . "No. Ms.
Langland, they made a mistake, watching the game . . . it is
us!. . . we won! Spaghetti at Coaches . . . great memories
. . . say we'll leave it at that . . .
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Dtlfcbfe f-fe/t& . . .
Basketball . . . Varsity . . . Irs all a game . . . Another
victory . . . Another loss . . . Loss . . . Loss . . . Xew
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. . . Referees
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DtibbQ&llm& . .
Basketball. . .JV. . . Fair season . . . Mr. Carey . . .
You're blind . . . You're blind . . . You're still blind . . .
Referee. . .OUT!. . . Sec ya coach . . . Oh well, it's all
in the game . . .
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Free shots. . . Best record . . .11-3. . . BEATING ST.
IGNACE . . . sweatty uniforms . . . fun coach . . . hard
practices . . . Where's the rosin? . . . Bus rides with the girls
. . . Team song . . . Speech! Speech! . . . Pep talks . . . Big
crowds . . . First year . . . wait til next year . . . after the game
. . .Chaos!!
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Great season!! . . . Finally beat someone
besides Clare . . . No snow on Saub\
Walking up Bear Mountain . . . Sixth in
Regionals ... -14 degrees . . . Chocolate
chip cookies . . . Donny's Birthday cake . .
Don't forget the finish gate! . . . Flags . . .
Hey, where did they all go? . . . "crash and
burn" . . . Will those jackets ever get here
. . . McCloud . . . Is it straight down? . . .
Super speed, but even superer next year . . .
Really.
F.H.A. . . . year on the go . . . trip to Detroit . . . staying at
the Holiday Inn . . . swimming pool . . . having water
fights . . . visiting Greenfield Village . . . money raising
projects . . . dozens of raffles . . . valentine cakes . . . jack-
o-lantems . . . sponsoring bake sales . . . Xmas tree in court
yard . . . home-made decorations . . . eating pizzas . . .
over-all fun filled year . . .
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IX), ic, mi . . . first concert, sopranos
sharp . . . altos flat ... as for the second
sopranos . . . fa . . . "Down by the
Riverside" . . Mr. Odmark on string
bass . . . so . . .to wear long skirts . . .
or not to wear long skirts . . ,1a. . .
practices . . . even though we may want
to quit . . . Mr. Odmark keeps us going
. . . ti . . . "Let's try it again, without the
music" . . . "B-b-but I don't know it yet'"
. . . and that brings us batk to do . . .
Vfei-De/Rft/!
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another cookie as long as I live . . . HI Dia dc los (.'lavclcs ... so many tarnations . . . caramel apples Boy,
were they good . . . Adios — hasta el proximo ano . . .
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. it's better than King's isn't it?. . . well isn't
it? . . . Baptist Burlesque . . . what don't you read
. . . Man Hunt . . . Marion in a bikini with a
trombone.>!! . . . Scream in the Dark I wasn't
scared a bit, right Janet? . . Holiday Teen
Convention Niagara Falls . . . Kenny Pour . . .
59. . .58. . .57. . .Whoo!!. . . Birthday pizza
with l"7 candles . . . fire drill at 1:00 a.m. . . .
crummy motel . . . Goodbye Donny . . . mis*>\a.
Darcy . . .Sweetheart. . . Charlevoix does it again
Kevin, ail escort??! . . . serious5 sessions
Faith Festival . Connection . Fd "Rubber
Ducky" Kilbournc . . . Well it was a great \<
Mickey Mousers!
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Bowl Ch/ Busy?
1st day. . . set up first issue . . . in 2 weeks . . .Journalism
I . . . Poems and Things . . . Senior Issue . . . Sue and Ted
. . . Murphy and Denice . . . trip to Central . . . Pam and
Randy . . . winning honors . . . nice job done . . .ice cream
shop. . . never opened . . .deadlines. . . sometimes late?!
. . . awards assembly . . . dedication . . . just standing . . .
banquet . . . another year for crab and prime at the Grey
Gables ... 50 kids were there . . . believe it or not . . .
polls . . . polls . . . polls . . . this was the year for polls
. . . and for all of us.
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The Women's Libber's are at it again
. . . the boys still get the courts first
... we argue as well as they do
anyway . . . tried to beat St. Ignacc
. . . we're as bad as the guys . . .
Look out for "Bunners" ... is Fred
here?. . . I want the one with the big
hole . . . Number 2, Number 2 . . .
O.K., you guys, Saturday morning
bright and early at 8:00 . . . those
practices were rough . . . great pep
talks at half time when we're behind
by 20 points . . . good, coach . . . one
of the girls . . . orange slices ... a
better record than last year . . .but
that's not saying much . . . better luck
next year . . .
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B&tttcj Earnest"
What??. . . Me wear makeup!!?? . . . Yes Kevin, YOU! . . . It's so greasy!
. . . Tryouts . . . "To act, or not to act, that was the question?" ... a hassle
over memorizing lines . . . Costumes . . . Who knows how to sew? . . .
OUCH! Don't prick me with that pin . . . Oh, Mrs. Ford, do I have to wear
this? . . . Building Sets . . . Why won't that trellis stay together? . . .
MORE painting . . . and More painting ... a loveseat for two . . . Careful
of the flower pots . . . 3rd hour practices . . . evening practices . . . Saturday
practices . . . Sunday practices . . . Does practice really make perfect? . . .
Districts . . . we made it through that episode with a first . . . now comes
Regional competition . . . Took an excellent acting award and a superior but
just didn't make it to State . . . Action ... Is Debby really that shy? . . .
The rich girl vs. the country girl ... I guess being "Earnest" was important
in that play . . . "The Importance of Being Earnest" won't be forgotten.
Bill (left) excellent acting award
Steve Kantola and Debby Powell, superior acting awards
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"Cost"
ALGERNON Steve Kantola
CECILIE Debby Powell
JACK BillMascioli
GWENDOLN . Lisa Wasoski
LADY BRACKNELL Janet Begrow
LANE Kevin Gallagher
MISS PRISM Gayle Boss
DR. CHAUSIBLE Ron Winchester
MARIAM Julie Koteskey
STUDENT
DIRECTOR Murphy Wallace
Janet (right) excellent acting award
1 1-..1 (right) excellent acting award
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Starting year . . . oh am I sore! . . . who are those fimny people in those
gray suits . . . running ... all over town . . . well show them! . . .
especially St. Ignace!! . . . our mile-relay can't be beat . . .as we go
marching. . . Petoskey relays — hey. not bad. . .new uniforms. . .can
you believe i:? . . . Is: place ir. Michigan Huron Shores Conference
^TCVS.! . . . our guys ire so oocl . . . and understanding, generous, and
r.mrauhedo . . . Cherxr.^an won': rorser due senerous zrlr.z vou uio . . .
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Mr. Martin . . . always there working hard with us . . . Mr Moycr and
Mr. Puhl certainly deserve recognition . . . why did the track season seem
so short? . . . time for another party at Coaches house . . right Stut/'
. . .What??. . .no pig!!??. . . That's ok — we'll eat anything"
Next year we'll get our shirts back from Boyne City . Right Boys!!!
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Practice reports today kids ... 3 hours a week? . . . no,
cornets, it's an Ab . . . blow it out, thirds . . . Get those band
dinner tickets in . . . just a little more woodsheding will do it
kids . . . Sunday-go-to-meetin' clothes . . . It'll go kids.
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What a beautiful setting for the 19~3 Junior- Senior Prom . . . first comes a candlelight dinner . . . lots of fun . . .
zzziiippp to the Holiday Inn . . . music by the "Orange Fred" . . . what a sight! . . . guys in tuxes . . . girls in
gowns . . . dancing till dawn . . . then to bed? ... no way! . . . next on the agenda is a party . . . then breakfast
... at five o'clock in the morning? . . . You bet! . . . now . . . finally . . . home to catch up on your zzzzzzzzzz's
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car wash . . . smashing success . . .
clean those cars! . . . faculty meetings
. . . what are they scheming now'
. . . report card time . . UGH'
more work . . . always there to help
. . . cheerful . . . serious . . .
hardworking . . . Thank-you,
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Who's ::rs:?; I'm so ;a:e: D: I hi::;' u" : u:
there? . . . What should I wear? . . . Xot that much make-
up!! . . . Do I have to have any at all . . . What if they
laugh at me? They're supposed to, you turkey. Irs a humorous
reading! ! . . . Marc and Attilla the Hun . . . You couldn't
get a better pair!! . . . Darrell and his oratory on brotherhood
. . . Hang in there, Tex! . . . Debbie Morris . . . would you
:i:e :: zxr.cs'r'r Carol's poe:r> .so::. . sweet. . .
neat . . . Marty, TV commercials . . . Brian's Song ... an
unforgettable tragedy . . . Come on, Kevin, you're not
supposed to laugh! . . . Kit. did you use Vick's?? . . . Hey.
Steve, how's the latrine orderly? . . . Sharon and her deep
oratory ... it really made some parents think . . . ''Bauck,
bauck . . . push, Wilbur, push" . . . Lisa and "Charlotte's
Web" . . . the "Big Brag" by Murph . . . Did the worm's
eyes really see that far? . . . Gayle as the old Irish woman in
"Sniper". . .Jim CZeet) reciting the oratory "Nice" . . .a
wonderful, fun-filled Evening of Entertainment . . .
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FORENSICS WINNERS: Row I — S. Monteith, Reg >rd; D Pbwell.Disi >rd;S Brady, Disi >rd;J Marshall, Dist }rd; B Mascioli. Reg mult.;C Swartout,
Reg mult.; R. Winchester, Reg. mult. Row : — M Anders, Dist 2nd; 1 Wasoski, Sine Finals 1st; M Wallace, Rec 2nd; K Gallagher, Re.c mull . S Kantola,
State Finals 5th; R. Winchester, Reg. mult Nut shown J BegrowandK Lieberman, Reg mult.
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From greasy make-up to State Finals
with a lot of hard work in between
. . . Lisa and Homer . . . Janet's hair
as Lady Bracknell . . . What a sight!!
. . . Sharon's oratory . . . Sherry . . .
You didn't have any trouble with the
costumes did you? . . . Carolin, what
are you reading? . . . State Finals . . .
four of us made it . . . Weber's or the
Hilton?? . . . Lobster in the knapsack
. . . Two in the morning . . . Who
pulled the fire alarm? ... Or was it a
pizza alarm, Deb? . . . Steve and his
craving for bagals . . . Mustn't forget
State Forensics in 1973 . . .
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FORHNSICS STATE FINALS Lisa W . 1st Storytelling. Steve K . 5th
Humorous. Murphy W .in<l Sh.iron M . ^i.itc- Final Qualifiers,
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AwWs: &GM&L fiwb Otii&iwl&b
Bare feet . . . cut-offs . . . everyone wore grubbies . . . squirt guns . . . wise-cracks . . . smiles . . . handshakes . . . thanks
. . .pins. . . certif icates . . . "Broken Glass" awards . . . 1st Plumbing award . . . couldn't think of a better person to get it
than Wally . . . Yearbook dedication to Mrs. Mudge ... so many speech awards . . . things-you-never-heard-of awards . . .
surprises . . . hey Durr. where're your shoes? ... a new." flash editor named . . . who gets stuck with Yearbook editor? . . . down
on the floor . . . line up . . . get your letters . . . flowers for Ms. O . . . funny little presents . . . senior advisor plaques . . .
seniors. . . last Awards Assembly . . . will ya miss it? . . ." Heck, no'.'. . . . well, back to class . . . "no skipping!!"
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BUSINESS AWARDS
MATH AWARDS
BUILDING TRADES
BROKEN GLASS AWARDS
SYMPHONY BAM") AWARDS
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Bigger and better dance on Friday . . . bangin' on the table-
anil . . . wherc's the parry tonight ? . . . Saturday morn' came
early. . . we had a bus but no driver . . . broken window
. . . stopping in Saginaw for drinks and food . . . playing
killer . . . What's the rumor about the Senior trip? . . . We
all had a great time? . . . For once they're right . . .
THUMBS UP!
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^Waafeott/ '73'
Though we're out of classes ... it was still hot kept
changing partners. . . being threatened . . . bv Mr Smith
... not knowing what we're doing ... if we're doing it
nght. . • I guess we surpassed it all right. . . thanks Mi
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GUEST SPEAKER: Mr. Thomas Bartlcy
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June 6th, 1973 — A warm but very memorable evening. There
were speeches for prodding us on and making us think; about
goals in the future and fond memories of the past. Seniors
played with the band for the last time and came to realize .ill
that Mr. Odmark had done for them. Finally, when the last
strains of the traditional Alma Mater faded into silence. tcar->
shone in many eyes as caps were thrown into the air and 1 10
thumbs went up. So left the Class of 1973 from the halls of
C.H.S. to go on to other halls in many separate directions
Farewell and Good Luck!
VALEDICTORIAN: Teresa Phelps
SALl'TATORIAV Wilson Ro>s
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TOP TEN STUDENTS: David Graham, Steven Key, Wilson Boss, Laura Staublin, Cathy Begrow, Teresa Phelps, Janet Dinwiddie, William Wilson, Dennis Crain, Michael
Works.
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The 1972-1973 school year.
There were good times
and then — there were the bad times.
Those boring days and weeks
and those — educating ones?
A fun-filled but bittersweet year
that had all the makings
of one that could NEVER be
forgotten — f or . . .
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This was the year that was for all Seniors hopefully the last year of high school and
the beginning of a new life. It was the year of high hopes, some that were fulfilled,
some that were lost in the confusion of too many activities or too few such as high
hopes for a fantastic senior trip and settling for Cedar Point.
This was the year that found many Seniors
voting and waiting for the golden age of 18,
of course in which to register.
This was the year of hard work and frost-
bitten hands and feet and the Xmas Tree Sale.
Homecoming float, car wash, bake sales, pop
and candy machines, the juke box, and the
"Name the Feet" contest.
This was the year of changing. There is now
an ex-of ficio on the School Board. We tried
to abolish Baccalaureate, but in the age of
communicating through what seems to be
empty ceremonies, we proved that one needs
a moment to express himself and his ideas to
the community.
Looking forward, yet never forgetting where
we have passed before. Looking ahead to
something new . . . This Is The Year That
Was. . .
Diane Lee Alexander
Debra Ann Bartlett
James Michael Ance
John Martin Anders
( Yaiij Br\ ant Barnuin
Deborah K Basiom
Richard D Bav om
Catherine Ann Begrov
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As WXWUMJQ DOcu*iS . . .
Alvin C. Bergmann
Clinton R. Blanchard
James T. Borths
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Dale E. Boss, Jr.
Wilson R. Boss
U/& A^ RWy Tcv Begot;
Timothy P. Bradley
Jeffrey N. Coen
Scott Gary Cooper
Elaine Carr
AlfredJ. Corp
Cecelia Marie Corp
Dennis lay Crain
"Our Exo"
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Op&uTfr Now teimJt&lQto
Marilyn Carol Cummings
Marc Joseph Custer
Jean Marie Crosier
Charlene Mae De Young
Janet Lee Dinwiddie
Patrick H. Doan
Katherine Anne Drewa
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Thomas A. Duke
Lynn Marie Eby
Deborah Anne Durr
Carol L. Elzinga
Joel A. Dyksterhouse
Sherrie I.vnn Parrel 1
Robin Lousie Ferguson
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We/R&^OutTfrN^fokas . . .
Brenda Kay Forbng
Denise Vaun Fuller
Cindy M. Funk
Suellen Luedke Gengle
David Carl Graham
Jeffrey Wyman Groomes
Pamela Gail Grubaugh
Susan Ann Haertter
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Tc^£olW<^P*ok(W . . .
Julie Marie Haggerty
Rochelle C. Hansen
Jackie Lynn Hawkins
Daniel L. Himebaugh
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Bruce B. Hodge
Michael J. Hodge
Peter J. Hooper
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Steven V. Kantola
Sallv Ann Keie
Susan Louise Kerner
Jeffrey L. Kerr
Steven R. Key
Candyce Lynn Klooster
Carl A. Klooster
Julie Ann Koteskey
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Wou^T&W/tfie/FW/Sfe[3 . . .
Vincent P. Left
Kathryn Ann Licberman
Patrick Francis Linsc
Debra Marie Marmc
David Scott Marshal
Nita Frances Martin
Louann S Mason
Pamela A Mays
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Dawn Marie McKenzie
Timothy Patrick Parsel
Nora Catherine Moses
Anthony J. Penny
Teresa Ann Phelps
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Rita B. Rosenthal
Gerald L. Russell
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Jacklyn G. Russell
Linda Lee Sneathan
Theodore M. Schantz
Laura Sue Staublin
Arthur Lee Simpson
Michael Straw
David W. Streeter
Denise Y.iss.uix
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Carol M. Ward
Denice Wagner
Lisa Marie Wasosk
Maurine Ann Wallace
Susan J. Way
Randolph W. Webster
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Deborah Marie Wells
Glenn L. Werrman
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Sherry Lee Westenbroek
Kathryn R. Whitley
Inhn F Whitlev
Rita Wiklanski
William Louis Wilson
Randall Wayne Winchester
Vickie I.vnn Wojan
Lu Ann Wolschlcger
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Members of the 1973 Board of Education were: Mr. Richard Donaldson, president,
Mrs. Jane Lieberman, vice-president, Mr. Clement Wagner, treasurer, Mr. Larry
Warner, secretary, Rev. Duane Imig, trustee, Mr. Charles Elzinga, trustee, Mr.
Donald Brown, trustee, and student representative Murphy Wallace. Leading us at
"gut level" was our principal, Mr. Smith, with his secretary, Mrs. Grubaugh, and her
assistants doing the dirty work. Then there was the man we all looked up to with real
awe — the ever smiling Mr. Miller. Preparing us for the rough world were our
Business and Vocational department consisting of Ms. Fassett, Mrs. Robinson, Ms.
Odmark, Mr. Mills, and Mr. Anderson. Our counselors. Dr. Ratigan and Ms.
Ashburv. were always there when we needed them.
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OFFICE: Ms. J. Grubaugh, Kristie Kroush
PRINCIPAL: Vane Smith
SUPERINTENDENT: Robert Miller
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BUSINESS AND VOCATIONAL: Ms. Fassett, Mrs. Robinson, Ms. Odmark, Mr.
Mills, Mr. Anderson.
COUNSELORS: Ms. Ashbury and Dr.
Ratigan
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Our Science department had another busy year preparing
future biologists, chemists, and physicists for the scientific
Careers ahead of them. Ha-ha. A new area this year was headed
by Ms. Langeland and Ms. Mort in the learning Center See
you next year. Other vocational teachers helping students
learn useful skills were Mr. F. Cook, Mr. B. Cook, and Mr.
Jinsky. Rounding it off by adding strong bodies to our already-
sound minds were our Physical Education teachers, Ms.
Osterberg and Mr. Probcrt. Thanks, everyone.
SCIENCE: Mr. Jensen, Mr. Morgan
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Ms. Mort
Ms. Langeland
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It was a great year for auto mechanics, even with a girl in the class, but Mr. McLennon took it all in stride to produce a fine gang of
would-be mechanics.
Our popular social science department contains Mr. Burge, Mr. Carey, and Mr. Green. They succeeded in filling young minds with
many interesting facts.
Our immortal English department, composed of Mr. Robinson, Mrs. Kohn, Mrs. Novak, Ms. Gibelyou, Ms. Ryswick, and Ms.
Ford, led many students through interesting novels, essays, and poems. Keep up the good work everyone!
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AUTO MECHANICS: Mr.
McLennon
SOCIAL SCIENCES: Mr. Burge, Mr. Carey, Mr. Green.
ENGLISH AND LANGUAGES: Mr. Robinson, Mrs. Kohn, Mrs. Novak, Ms. Gibelyou, Ms. Ryswick, Ms. Ford.
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On the cultural side Mr. Stutzman, Mr. Murray and Mr. Odmark taught to many, the enjoyment of the tine arts
In the Math department Mrs. Novak, Mr. Taylor, and Mr. Crcx)k gave many grateful students a much-sought after understanding
of such formulas as II r' among others Ktcrnal thanks go out to them
Our math professor Mr. Taylor poses with his always comprehending Advanced Math and Trig Class. I doubt if calculus brought
on those smiles.
MUSIC AND ARTS: Mr. Stutzman, Mr. Murray, Mr. Odmark.
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MATH: Mrs. Novak, Mr. Taylor, Mr
Crook
LIBRARY: Ms. Bergmann. Ms Mudge
MATH Mr Taylor plus students
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Laurie Bradley
Sheliah Brady
Terri Brown
Ed Buday
Ellie Carey
Leon Bolhuis
Regina Borths
Sue Boss
Sue Boyd
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Juniors . . . Brady Power . . . Money
Making Projects? . . . YOU BET!
. . . Half of the Homecoming Dance
. . . bake sale . . . two dozen cookies?
Tori Alger
Sherry Alspaugh
David Ballard
J. C. Bascom
Janet Begrow
Peggy Carey
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Gene Cebulski
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Connie Crain
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Sherry Crosier
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Tom Cross
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T&G&
. . . Raffle here . . . Raffle there
. . . Raffle, raffle everywhere ... a
rummage sale . . . Anybody want to
buy a ticket for . . .
Laura Custer
Don Davison
Esther Dhaseleer
Cathy Dubey
Scott Egler
Mark Emmons
Debbie Empty
Ken Empey
Norm Empey
Randy Faust
Mike F<X htnun
Greg Garten
Barb Gill
Brian Goss
Man Haufl
Jud) Hamilton
Ron I [imebauch
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Linda lohnson
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A Step Mta
Lindy Allison
Tom Avery
Joe Baillargeon
Steve Bcarss
Chris Be;: '■'.
Mike Bennett
Nancy Berg
Jeff Bergmann
Lis2 Bergman
Tin2 Biick
Kirr. Blar.j'r.ard
Steve Bloom
Melanie Boeck
Gayle Boss
J2net Boss
Parry Bayer
Kathy Brirton
Tim Borowiak
Ann Buday
Alien Campbell
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Sophomores. . . Well, that's one more year . . . down the drain . . .Master
Charge. . . 3rd place . . . at least wc beat the Juniors box . . . Marathon Dance
. . . Stonehcnge Band . . . let's have another Boogie . . . School song with
fuzz?. . . Winning more competition yells . . . We're the one with the mouths,
Right?. . . finally getting class rings . . . just hope Bernie makes it here safely'
. . . sinking bank account . . . and we give the Prom next year? . . . maybe the
magazine sales will help . . . but then ... at least we can say we have a Zeet in
our class, . . . two of them at that!!
Marge Carey
Kim Carter
Phillip Christ
Darrcll Clark
Linda Colasito
Cheryl Coppcns
Den i se Cooper
Pat Dc Young
Beth Dhasclccr
Jim Donaldson
Sue IX>naldson
Bonnie Drosi
Gene Drost
Beth Ul<i
Ruk Elzinga
Sue Elzinga
Billce Fairing
Cind) Fasseti
Chuck Faust
Pam Foihtman
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Sue Fowler
Kevin Gallagher
BarbGoss
Judy Gould
Jan Graf
Carol Graham
Dan Greene
Alan Grey-
Diane Grubaugh
Roy Hawkins
Bui fy Hess
Jeff Himebauch
Jerry Himebauch
Rex Hodge
Lynn Hodgkinson
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Tom Hodgkinson
Sandy Huf ford
Eric Johnson
Melody Johnson
Joe Kauff man
Man' Kayner
Chuck Kerner
Karhy Kerner
Dan Key
Gay Kimble
Chuck Kirely
Cindy Kitely
IizKlieber
Gerald Klooster
Wayne Kroush
George Kruskie
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Dcbbieiattrcquc
Terry Left
Barb Martin
Kevin Martin
Dave Martincheck
Nancy McPhillips
Kathy Meadows
Terry Mol
Teresa Moore
Dan Mort
Kathy Mosoryak
Joe Murdick
Karen Murdick
Tom Newton
Mary Nielsen
Kathy Novotnv
Mickj OhiiMc.ui
Brian Ostcrberg
Bill Pardee
Cheryl Pence
Jim Pettis
Carl Plumm
Paula Potter
Terry Probcrt
Shannon Ratigan
Glcnda Reedy
Jctl Resch
Greg Revior
l-arn Robinson
Jim Russell
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Roxanne Russell
Bob Sandahl
Sharon Saunders
John Scharenbroch
Paul Skeel
Jim Sladek
Sue Smith
Maria Solomon
Leanna Steelman
Kevin Stokes
Margo Stoneham
Mike Streeter
Donna Sutton
Mary Thuss
Cora VanDeCar
Darrell VanLoo
Margaret Warner
Shelley Warner
Rochelle Webster
Gail Wells
Richard Wells
Judy Wertman
Carl Whitley
Tammy Wieland
Carol Wilson
Ron Winchester
Maria Wojan
Delia Wolgamott
Debbie Wood
Del Wood
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Freshman . . . What enthusiasm . . . Failures in the competition yells
. . . A lot of other things too . . . They saved up all their energy (?) to
beat the Junior float . . . They had a better box . . . Won 2nd place
. . . Freshman work at the prom . . . There's a first time for
everything . . . What about those nifty spec bus rides? . . . Those
dirty guys . . . Some jokes . . . Really good basketball team . . . The
Cheerleaders . . . Well, that's a different story ... A new squad every
week. . . What would marching band have done without them? . . .
You guys got spunk . . . We like spunk . . . What's spunk? . . .
What happened to the rest of you? . . . Well look at it this way . . .
You have three more years to pull yourselves outta that hole!
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Bob Alger
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Chris Aver?
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Doca Bellows
Alltr. Bergman
JimBerlage
Owen Blinciiard
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Jim Boss
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Brian 5:,:.
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Rodger Campbell
Nanette Christ
John Gnr-araan
Tim Coer.
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Casey Culberson
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KirtDidow
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Dawn Dvoracck
Joe Earlcy
Judy Elzinga
Dan Engstrom
Lisa Fiedler
Holly Garten
Kim Gould
Ann Graham
Martha Gnf fin
Diane Haggard
Tim Hanna
Heidi Hansen
Robert Hilton
Linda Himbaugh
Mark Hosmcr
Jeff Jarvis
Sue M Kane-
Sue V. Kant
Linda Keic
Kim Kcnnev
Debbie KKiostcr
Debbie Krucger
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Mike Left
Kirk Licberman
Jim Marsh
Tim Mitchell
lane M> Donald
Ron Mi Donough
Barb Meadows
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Mark Meier
Candy Metzger
Steve Michael
Joe Moore
Kathy Murdick
Dan Oliver
Steve Otmanowski
Heath Patrie
Ken Paul
Dave Peterson
John Peterson
Laurie Pidek
Tod Plave
Deanne Potter
Janet Potter
Jay Potter
Kim Reibel
Ed Russell
Gordon Russell
Lori Saunders
Joe Seidel
Ron Shapton
Connie Shores
Peggy Schuch
Laurie Skeel
Mike Skippergosh
Eric Slone
Doug Smith
Linda Smith
Ron Smith
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Betty Trosc
Carol Umbor
Sandy Van Loo
Brian Warner
Dcnisc Wasoski
Carla Wells
Dan Wells
Riebaid Wells
Sue Wcsicnbrock
Katru Whcclcr
Tern Whcclcr
Barb White
Dane Whitley
Joy Whitley
Larry Whitlc\
Lori Whitley
Sail] Whitlcj
Lucy Wiklanski
Ramiv Williams
Ron \\
Chris Wimmcr
Walter Wojan
Shello Wood
Dune Wei
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CROSS COUNTRY: Jim Sundbcrg and Dave Marshall
BETTY CROCKER: Diane Alexander
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SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS: Mr. Green and Mr. Murray
GIRLS' STATE: Tiller Otis
FOOTBALL ALL CONFERENCE: Joel Dyksterhouse, Steve Kantola, Clint Berlage
STATE WRESTLER: Butch Klooster
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YEARBOOK DEDICATION: Mrs Mudge
It took a lot of hard work to make it, and that's what's
important. When you were working for it, really working
hard, you weren't sure anything was worth that kind of work.
But when the honors came, when you earned that award, you
knew that all the trouble you went through to earn it was
worth it. And you'd do it all again if you had to.
GIRLS' STATE Peg Care
SUPERINTENDENT: Mr Miller, recognized for his years- service.
STATE WRESTLER: Pat Linse
B< >YS' STATE From Garj Novomy, Jerry Sandahl, Mike Fotchman. Dave Ballard Back - John Ost
erberg
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Last time for many, just a beginning for others. What
did our guys do? In football they got on the field and
sweat for the school while keeping a steady pace of
down-ups. Our golfers were on the course puttuv those
little white balls trying to make the hole for a higher
score.
Cross Country was added to the growing list of fall
sports this year. Every night they got out and ran up
Mt. McSiubi. ccvst. M:. McSauba, around to Suicide,
up Suicide, down the back, up the back, down the front
hill, up the front hill, down the back and along the
beach all the way home.
Now how's that for a little exercise each day?! This has
beer, a hare season but well worth it.
VARSITY FOOTBALL: Row 1 — I
Stevens. D. Ckrk. G. Novomy. P. PI
: — G Wertmm, ML Streeter. P. O
im, C Berlise. R \rooc5. Row 5 -
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GOLF: Fl<x>r — J.Jarvis.J. Early, T. Hanna, D. Crain. Wall — J. Tillen, C.
Faust, J. Marshall, J Sundberg, G Russell, G. Sandahl
CROSSCOUNTRY Row 1 —J. Kaufman. D Marsh:
Row 2 — J. Sundberg, K. Gallagher, R Smith.
J.V. FOOTBALL Row 1 —J. Potter, C Bayer, M. Left, M. Skippergosh, T. Drew T. Wheeler. P DeYouruj Row 2 — R Williams, I Russell, S Otmanowski,
B Alger, E, Donaldson,! Green, K I.iebcrman, M. Hosmer Row J — S Be.irss. R Bayer, J Donaldson, O Whitley, C Culbcrtson. T C oen. O Oliver. K Spear
Row4 — I.Mays, G Baldwin, G Drost.S Michael, ( Whitley, R Wells, A Gray, W Wojan.J Cinnamon, J Marsh R.-w 5 I Moore, D Mort, D. Greene,
T Left.R Whitley, P. Skeel, D. Martinchek, D Wood
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This is the year that was, and what a year it
was! Our victorious Ski team ended their
snowy season with 6th place out of 17 schools
for the boy's team and a 7th place for the
girls in our region. Terri Morris qualified for
the State Ski Meet. The Basketball season was
filled with a lot of trying games, some wins
and a lot of losses. The Wrestling team had a
fantastic season sending two of its Varsity
wrestlers, Pat Linse and Butch Klooster,
down to compete in the State Finals. This is
the second year for Girls' Basketball, which
placed 4th in the Conference with Cheryl
Pence as the highest scorer and Girls'
Volleyball placed 2nd in their Conference.
The past season was filled with excitement,
victories, and a lot of work. Yes, this is the
year that was . . .
GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL: Row 1 left — B. Egler, B Sladek, D. Durr, C. Corp, C. Russell, D. Bartlett. Row
2 left — M. Boeck, A. Buday, C. Coppens, S. Saunders, L. Custer, L. Sneathen. Row 3 left — G. Reedy, L.
Steelman, T. Alger, C. Pence, R. Borths, J. Hawkins.
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VARSITY BASKETBALL: Row 1 left — D. Crain, P Doan, R. Woods, D. Boss, C Berlage. Row 2 left —J. Potter, R. Faust, S. McClellan, M. Streeter.
Till!
Inside the gym . . .
hot and stuffy . . .
a long game . . .
ACTION. . .
a ball down the floor . . .
tense . . .
excitement . . .
he shoots from mid-court
and scores . . .
whew, we're ahead again .
a passing year in Basket-
ball and volleyball
all winter sports
FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: Row 1 left —J. Greene, E. Russell, B. Alger, E. Slone, E. Donald-
son. Row 2 left — M. Left, M Sldppcrgosh, C Culbcrtson, R Williams. Row 3 left — K Licber-
man, M Hosmcr, J Boss, A. Bergman, J Cinnamon.
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J.V. BASKETBALL Row 1 left —J. Sundhcrg. C Faust, M Strccter. R Whitley. D Greene.. I Donaldson,
Stokes, J. Sladek, B Pardee, C, Kcrner, S. Bearess, D Mardncheck, R Kcwagshkcn
Rettis R."» : left — K Martin. B Sandahl. K
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The girls* basketball team had a great
season with, well, not quite a great record.
Tiring practices, and lots of fun helped
make a great season. The ski team
schussed through a great season with
f unfilled times that none of its members
will forget. And our wrestling team
gained more school support and pride
than ever in another very successful
season. C.H.S. was proud of them all!
GIRLS' BASKETBALL: 1st row — C. Streeter. D. Bellows. S. Wolgamoct. D. Boss. Coach Feker. 2nd
row — J. Elzinga. T. Otis. C Pence. A. Carey. R. Borths. S. Elzinga. 3rd row — L. Bergmann. B. Martin.
D. Bartlett. L. Steelman. T. Alger.
SKI TEAM: 1st row — B. Forbrig. P. Fochtman. G. Olsen. S. Hufford. T. Morris. G. Baldwin. 2nd row — S Egler. J. Bergmann. D. Wood. C Klooster, D.
Davison. C Begrow. K. Speer. 3rd row — J. Tillen. D. Engstrom. S. Mascioli. G. Reedy. D. Fuller. B. Mascioli. N". Lundteigen. J. Mascioli. J. Osterberg. J. Mar-
shall.
WRESTLING: 1st row — H. Patrie. T. Mol. T. De Young. P. Linse. P. De Young. D. Key. R. Hodge. 2nd row — B. Thorp. A. Gray. K. Gallagher. B. Warner.
Klooster, T. Mort. M. Custer. 3rd row — S. Michael. G. Novotney, P. Whitley. D. Mort. G. Stevens. J. Hiraebaugh. 4th row — R. Shapton. D. Whitley. T. Drew.
P. Christ, C Wimmer. B. Brady.
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GIRLS' TRACK: Row 1 — Mr. Martin, coach, D. Boss, N. Lundtcigcn, K Wheeler, E. Carr, D. Bellows, L.
Smith. Row 2 — C. Streetcr, C. Pence, Mrs. Ostcrberg, coach, M. Staley, B. Eglcr, T. Morris. Row 3 — S. Elzinga,
D. Krucger, S. Westcnbrock, I.. Steelman, S. Hufford, A Buday.
After lots of jogging, sprinting, and
sweating took place, the track
coaches produced two well-
balanced, victory bound teams. The
girls had a successful season,
coming home with the regional
trophy and qualifying nine of its
members for the first state track
meet. The boys track team brought
home the conference trophy and
qualified eight of its members for
the state competition.
BOYS- TRACK: Row 1 - P Christ, R Faust, K Martin.. I Skippcrgosh, G Novotnv Row 2 - C Faust. I Potter. Mr Stut.-man. v.u>h. M, Moyei I
Goss, C. Jones. E. Russell. Row 3 - T Drew. I Borths, D Smith, T Moore, G Weronan, P Doan, E Buday, D Greene Row I - I Mays G Sandahl C
Berlage, B. Donaldson, B. Alger, D. Crain, R. Williams Row s - R Smith. K PaulJ Kaufman, M Streeter.D Marshall
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While the rest of the school was bored with winter, the clubs
in CHS were very- busy, or kept busy.
The Debate /Forensics class was bringing money in for their
odds and ends of activities while the student council slaved
over selling light bulbs somewhat unsuccessfully. Campus
Life won the Sweetheart contest for the 5th year in a row. The
new Glee Club featured a "Night of Entertainment." Pep
Club kept the school plastered with peppy posters and the
cheerleaders cheered the school into high spirits. The Spanish
Club added to the excitement with a "visita a Pedro da Vinci"
skit at the pep meeting.
The flash staff kept the presses rolling while also being
recruited by the Annual Staff to type copy. Everyone did their
own thing, and had fun doing it.
STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Left
Presidents; E. Can. Secretary.
L. Wasoski. G. Wertman, Co
STUDENT COUNCIL: Row 1 left — E. Buday, R. Slone. E. Carr. G. Kimble. S. Wood. D. Graham. C Crain, D. Wasoski, K. Blanchard, L. Wasoski. G. Wert-
man. Row 2 — S. Key, D. Bellows, P. Fochtman, D. Powell, K Wheeler. J. Begrow. T. Schantz. Row 3 — C Begrow. J. Marshall. J. Mays.
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VARSITY DEBATERS: Row 1 — M. Anders, L. Wasoski, S.
K.intola, G. Boss, S. Brady, M. Wallace, S. Genglc, C. Swart-
wout.
NOVICE DEBATERS: Row 1 — S. Brady, C. Cunningham, G. Boss, J. Kotesky, D Clark. C Pence.
M. Kayner. M. Hauff, K. Blanchard. Standing — R. Winchester. K Ciallaghcr, K Licberman, A
Potter, S. Monteith, D. Grahm, M. Custer.
FORENSICS: Row 1 — M. Kayner, S. Alspaugh, K. Blanchard, A Potter. D. Morris, L Wasoski. Row 2 left — S K.intola. S Monteith. M Hauff. C.
Pence, D. Powell, S. Boss, C. Swartwout, M. Bog.irt, D Durr, J. Koetsky. S. Haertter, S. Brady, M. Anders, M Wallace Row s left — R Winchester,
K. Gallagher, J. Marshall, B. Mascioli, D. Clark, R. Winchester, D. Grahm.
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' 'Peace/ f wfe/taati0*ta(l/ '
EXCHANGE STUDENT: Denise Vassaux
Gua*err.il;
SUMMER EXCHANGE: Front left — J. Dinwiddie. Switzerland. J. Dyketerhouse. Columbia. M.
Wallace. Germany. V. Berg. Finland. R. Winchester. Netherlands.
CAMPUS LIFE: Front left — L. Wasoski, J. Michael, R. Sloane. R- Campbell, A. Campbell. D. Key. Row 2 — T. Brown. K Reibel. D. Puffpaff . D. MacCandiess.
P. Linse, L Smith. D. Boss. Row 3 — P. Grubaugh, K. Carter, T. Weiland, J. Boss, M. Ka\-ner. P. Porter, D. Klooster, C. Wilson. Row 4 —J. Begrow, J. Berlage.
W. Boss, J. Baillargeon. S. Key. S. Brady, C Crain, A Porter. Row 5 — K Gallagher, G. Boss, S. Potter, J. Hamilton, L Custer. S. Boss. D. Powell. R_ Winchester.
Row 6 — D. Hutchinson, G. Drost, J. Sundberg, J. Pettis, R_ Winchester. S. Bloom, C Pence, P. Watkins.
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Freshman Cheerleaders . . . can't keep up with Varsity Cheerleaders . . .
Better luck next year . . . Spanish Club . . . Going to Spain? — NO!. . .
Carnations. . . Bakesales . . . F.H.A. . . Raffles. . . Christmas Trees
. . . Burnt cookies . . . Varsity Cheerleaders . . . New uniforms . . . Saddle
shoes . . . Sore throat . . . Couldn't make it without them . . . Class "C"
Trophy . . .
VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Top to bottom — E
Carr, P. Carey, T. Brown, I. Wasoski, T. Alger
FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: D Bellows. L Bradley. S. Wood. D Boss. L Saunders
PEP CLUB: Row 1 — M Warner. D Gmbaugh. S W arncr.J Graf, T Wicland. C Wilson. K Bntton. I. Sttublin, D Hutchison, D Boss R..*. 2 — K Carter.
R. Russell, S. Saunders, A. Buday, C. Coppens, L. Custer, S. Wood. D Bellows. I. Bradley, P Grubaugh Row * — S Huf ford. M Olmstead. G Kimble. M
S. Fowler, T Alger, R. Borths, E. Carr, C Bcgrow Row 1 - M K.nnrr. M Cummings. T. Moore. G Berg. P. Carey. B Forbng. T Blown, D McCandless, 1
Wasoski. Row S — C. Russell Ward, D McK.cn/ic. A Carey. S H.icrttcr. K l.icbcrnun.C Kloostet. I KotrAc\. I; Cjrr\.D L>->wcll
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Latin Club . . . Trip to Rome . . . Ten dollars due tomorrow
. . . everyone get your shots . . . halls full of sore arms . . .
slides at Janet's . . . bake sales . . . baby powder and vaseline
. . . J. V. Cheerleaders . . . Ferris State . . . popcorn sale
. . . Spirit Award . . . sweet smiling faces . . . devoted
singing Valentines . . . Run-Run-Run — Are you ready?
. . kx)king ahead . . . Pep Club scrapbooks . . . second
year for that . . . nice thought . . . decorating town for
homecoming . . . hardly anyone showed up . . - parties . .
a lot of pep . . . Sadie Hawkins . . . lost money . . . was fun
. . . a lot of peppy people ... at least that's one good way to
end the year . . . Pep meetings . . . participation? . . .What
can ya say
J.V. CHEERLEADERS: Bottom row — S. Warner, M. Kayner, N. Berg, S.
Fowler, M. Carey.
LATIN Cl.UB: Top row M Warner. A Biul.iv..] Gr.it. K Bl.nnh.m1. M Nielsen, D McCandless, G Berg.P Fotchnun Row I R Russell, S Fowler, T
Moore, G Boss, (Se< )S Potter, E Carey, 1. Custer, (Hist.) Row * — N Berg. C Wilson, C Coppens, B Sladek, V Peters, D Powell, A Pottei Row ; \
Berg, K Long, K Brittop, (Treas.) T Wieland, V Wojan, M Olmstead, D Wood Bottom row — Mrs Novak. B Wilson, Pres D Grab M Kane.J
Baillargeon, R Slone, S. Brady.
XTe gave you this book . . . with a
story behind it . . . people working
hard ... all striving for a common
goal . . . putting out a decent book
. . . losing a Co- Editor . . . soon
made up for it . . . night session's
at Janet" s and Denice's . . . not
everyone showed up but the little
bit that did . . . put in their share
and sometimes somebody else's
. . . annual banquet at Grey Gables
... an agreeable way to end the
year.
Row l rear left — K. Blanchard, N. Berg. J. Begrow. Row 2 — L Staublin, L Wolschleger. J. Kotesky. Row 3
T. Schantz, M. Wallace. Co-Editor D. Wagner. Co-Editor. Lisa Wasoski.
Row 1 left — L. Staublin, J. Cinnamon, L. Wolschkger. J. Koteskey. K. Blanchard. E. Donaldson, S. Bloom, K. Carter. Row 2 — S.
Rarigan, M. Kayner, L. Fiedler. D. Boss. G. Boss. M. Staler. J. Begrow. Row 3-D. Clark, S. VanLoo, D. Puffpaff, S. Hufford, J. Beriage.
D. Powell. Row 4 — N. Berg. T. Schantz. K. Riebel K. Lieberman, L Wasoski, S. Warner.
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JOURNALISM Row 1 — C. Klooster, J. Koteskey, S. Haentter, T. Schantz, L Staublin. Row 2 — P. Watkins, R. Borths, M. Wallace, C. Russell.
D Wagner, P Fochtman Row J — S. Kantola, L. Wasoski, S Ratigan, C Fassett, J Mascioli, R. Winchester, D Durr Row 4 — C Pence, C.
Swarrwout, M Anders, A Wagner, D. Hutchison.
CO EDITORS OF ANNUAL IVnur Wagna ami Murphv Wallace
CO-EDITORS OF FLASH' Ted Sihant/ and Sue Haertter
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Back row left — D. Krueger, S. Westen-
brock, L. Saunders, J. Jarvis, J. Cinna-
mon, K. Ditlow, M. Meier, C Avery, D.
KJooster, D. Potter, Mr. Odmark. Row 2
left — K. Reibel, T. Borowiak, M.
McDonough, L. Skeel, S. M. Kane, J.
Whitley, J. Early, S. V. Kane, B. Straw.
Row 1 left — D. Boss, L Fiedler, D.
Haggard, L. Himebaugh.
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Horatius lives . . . like maybe a 100 years ago . . . why don't we try that number again . . OK
. . . with a little more musical ability . . .WOW. . . what a band . . . any ideas, Jeff? well we
could practice! . . . Please stop talking and for heavens sakes would you kindly turn in your dinner
tickets . . . Oh, well . . . We shall improve ... at least for the time being . . . we'll try to improve-
Back row right — J. Allison, M Hi -
mer, S Wood, L Bradley, D Bellows
H Patrick, K Paul, E. Slone, E DoruM
son, R. Cebulski. Row 2 right
Loo, C Wells, T Matchctt, G Russell
S. Cunningham, K Kcnney, J
Row i right —.1 McDonald, D Dvora
cek, N. Christ, C Mctzger
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Third hour band . . . Hey, Symphony Band took most of our good players . . . We'll show 'em
anyway . . . Drummers, quit fighting with the trombones . . . "Die Meistersinger" . . . practicing
for Districts . . . Pay attention, percussion . . . Where's the cymbal stand? ... I can't find my
music . . . Somebody ripped off my folio . . . Oh, here it is . . . reed charges . . . practice slips —
quit cheating! . . . Are we ready for Districts? . . .No!!. . . Take those horns home . . .Don't
you guys know the difference between piano and forte? . . . Clarinets, you're flat . . . Cornets,
you're blasting . . . just a few minor details . . . This is it! . . .Districts. . . Whee!! . . .straight
l's!! . . . I guess we showed 'em!
Back row — M. Olmstead, D. Wolga-
mott, D. Cooper, B. Drost, C. Fassert, J.
Himebauch, P. Skeel, G. Revoir, S.
Fowler, M. Nielson, Mr. Odmark, direc-
tor. Row 2 — N. McPhillips, M. Solo-
mon, C. Pence, L. Steelman, A. Wagner,
P. Potter, J. Boss. Row 1 — S. Bearss, T.
Wieland, C. Coppens, J. Graf, B. Dhase-
leer, A. Buday.
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Sfo&tgkfc 1 'S, To©'!
Back row — R. Russell,.) Sundbcrg, K
Murdick, B. Goss, C. Kitclv. S. Donald-
son. D Mort. H Ostcrbcrj;. K Martin.
T. Mol, S. Ratis-m Row : — ( i Kin
blc. M. Boeck. D. Wood. S. Bloom. T
Moore, M. Carey. S Hufford. Row 1 -
S. Saunders, T. Probcrt..! Wcrtman. M
Warner. D Grubauph. K Cancr
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QyiMplitojy B(W/
The big Band . . . not as big as last year's though . . . new equipment . . . it's about time after 25
years . . . straight l's at district . . . WOW! . . . "Festivo" . . . come on you guys faster! . . . "On
the Mall" . . . Everybody sing ... I want to hear some boys' voices . . . now whistle . . . last concert
. . . "Stars and Stripes Forever" . . . Fran Martin would cry if we didn't play it . . . It'll go kids . . .
It'll go. . .
Back row left — B. Goss, J. Marshall, D.
Powell, M. Cummings, J. Sundberg, D. Mer-
dith, Mr. Odmark, conductor. Row 2 left —
R. Borths, P. Watkins, J. Popenhagen, M.
Emmons, E. Buday, K. Empey, G. Drost, T.
Bradley, S. Farrell,J. Pettis. Row 3 left — M.
Wallace, T. Alger, J. Matthews, L. Wol-
schleger, A. Carey, C. White, E. Dhaseleer,
D. Bartlett, S. McNamara, B. Gill. Row 4
left — R. Slone, J. Michael, L. Bradley, T.
Brown. G. Berg, G. Boss.
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Cu^ges RvtutfW/
We've got to get rid of that candy . . how about half price? is it edible how about selling
stationery?. . . but the Spanish Club sold stationery . . . Band dinner coming up . . who will
volunteer to serve? . . .not ham again ... to stay overnight at state festival or not to stay overnight
at state festival . . . how about a vote . . . it's the only democratic way . . . either way we'll work
hard. . . for Mr. Odmark! State Festival . . .Disbelief?!. . .ECSTASY. . . STRAIGHT l's!!
Back row left — P. Hooper. T Otis. R
Winchester, E Carey, P. Doan. B. Forbrig. J
Kotcskey, M Fotchman. T Moerland. G
Wcrtman, R. Winchester Row 2 left — K
Gallagher, P. Carey, K Licbcrman. S. Way
N. Berg, M. Staley, S Potter. L Wasoslu. S
Bloom, D Ballard Row 3 left — K Blanch
ard, J. Hamilton, L. Custer. C Klooster. E
Carr. M Kayncr. P Grubaugh. S
McClcllen, B Sladck Row 4 left — S Boss
C Russell. C Begrow. G. Olsen, D Hutchi
son. L Staublin
129
/Uusfo Lcxj^/ts
as the Glee Club, directed
::r;c::> rhis • ear
A new addition to the music departm<
by Mr. Odmark. They performed at d
accompanied by Mary Xie.ser..
Both bands blew in for high achievement this year. The Concert
Band pulled straight l's and the Symphony Band took straight l's at
District and an unbelievable straight l's at State Competition.
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SYMPHONY BAND PRES.
Murphy uV^oe
STUDENT BAND DIRECT :
Kl: Lie'oc — ir.
CONCERT BAND OFFICERS: Left
Marge Carey
Roxanne RusseO, Steve Bloom.
.'-I.I I ;iV3 R:~ : — K Here— a.-.. M. Nelscr Re- ; — C A. Ocr;:s. director. K Britten. L Staubllr.. D Morris. M Boeck C Graharr_ C Morris. 5.
130
Raise/ Yowv Um&l
"Raise your head and hold it high," one of the favorite slogans of the
marching band, helped them to make it through a fantastic year of
marching. The band, under the direction of Mr. Stutzman, traveled to
N.M.U. and showed their footwork and music at many games.
HEAD MAJORETTE
Debbie Bartlett
MAJORETTES: Left to right — C Russell, D Bartlett. T Oris, J. Hamilton
MARCHING BAND: 8 Winchester, T. Moerland, M. Fochtman, R. Phillips, T Mol, B Forbrig, E Caicy.J Koteskcj ,S Way, K N S. Woo
Wood, S. Donaldson, B. Goss, D. Ballard, S. Bloom, J Dinwiddie, N. Berg, T Moore, S Huf ford, L Bradley, J Berlage, M Carey, B - Carr.J Boss. P
Potter, L. Steelman, G. Kimble, L Custer, K Blanchard, C Kloostcr, D Powell, C Fassett, T Phelps, E Donaldson, J Marshall, D Kmeger. S Rant.
Cummings, R. Winchester, S. Boss. L Wisoski. 1. Bradlcv.J Graf. P Hooper. C Begrow, D Mort, L Staublin, D Hutchinson. B Dhasata Oh
S. Saunders, K. Carter, A. Buday.G. Boss, D. Grubaugh, J Wert man. R Slone, C White, J Mattcws,M Kayner, P Carey. P Grabaugh, R Berths, C Coppcns,
M. Olmstcad. T. Wtcland, E. Dhasalecr, L. Wolschleger, M Wallace, B Gill, S. McNamara, D Boss, T Alger, D Potter. K Ditlow, C Aver,. R Ru>y M
Niclson, G. Drost. S. Wolgamott, G Rcvoir, K Empey, M Emmons, J Poppenhagen.J Sundberg, K Lieberman, T Bradley, S Earrell.J P K :iaghc
Kloostcr, S Fowler, M C'.irev. A Wanner. M Stale\
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ALEXANDER, DIANE — Annual
Staff 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Betty Crocker
Award 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish
Club 2
ANCE, JAMES — Basketball 1, 2, 3;
Homecoming Escort 4; Senior Con-
cessions 4
ANDERS, MARTIN — Band 1;
Debate 2, 3, 4; One- Act Play State
Finals 3; Flash Staff 2, 3, 4; Foren-
sics 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3
BARNUM, CRAIG — Flying Club 3,
Vice-Pres.; Football 1; Snowmobile
Club 2; Voc. Ed. 4; Wrestling 3
BARTLETT, DEBRA — Band 1, 2, 3,
4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-op 4
GAA 1, 2, 3; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4
Majorettes 2, 3, 4, Head Majorette 4
Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 2
Ski Team 1, 2, 3; Volleyball Team 1,
2, 3, 4; Girls' Track 1,2,3
BASCOM, DEBORAH — Band 1, 2,
3; Co-op 4; FHA 1,2, Historian 2;
GAA 1 ; Glee Club 4; Pep Club 3,4;
Voc.-Ed. 3, 4
BASCOM, RICHARD — Co-op 3;
Voc. Ed. 3, 4
BEGROW, CATHERINE — Band 1,
2, 3, 4; Class Sec. 2; Office Help 4;
Pep Club 3, 4, Sec. 3; Pep Band 2, 3,
4; Student Council 1; City Band 2;
Industrial Arts Fair 3; Waterfront
Art Fair 2; 2nd Place Industrial Arts
Fair
BERG, VIRGINIA
BERGMANN, ALVIN — Basketball
2; Boys' State 3; Football 1
BERLAGE, CLINT — Basketball 1, 2,
3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; All Confer-
ence 4; Track 2, 3, 4
BLANCHARD, CLINTON — Foot-
ball 2; Ski Team 3
BORTHS, JAMES — Basketball 1, 2;
Boys' State 3; Co-op 4; Cross Coun-
try 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club
2; Wrestling 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4
BOSS, DALE — Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4;
Co-op 4; Homecoming Escort 4;
Track 2, 4
BOSS, WILSON — Basketball 1;
Campus Life 1, 2, 3, 4; Salutatorian
BRADLEY, TIMOTHY — Band 1, 2,
3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Boys' State 3;
Co-op 4; Golf 1, 2; Pep Band 1
CAREY, JERYL A. — Band 1, 2, 3, 4;
Basketball 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 2,
3, 4; GAA 2; Junior Honor Guard
3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3;
Prom Committee 3; Alter. Cheer-
leader 1
CARR, ELAINE — Annual Staff 2;
Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Basketball 1,
2, 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain
4; Class Officer 1; Homecoming
Queen 4; Honors Band 4; Pep Club
1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Girls'
Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4
CLARK, DONALD — Football 4
COEN, JEFFREY
COOPER, SCOTT
CORP, ALFRED — Co-op 4
CORP, CECELIA — FHA 2, 3, 4; Co-
op 3; Sec. FHA 4; GAA 2; Kitchen
Staff 3; Pep Club 2; Volleyball
Team 4
CRAIN, DENNIS — Basketball 1, 2,
3, 4; Captain 4; Boys' State 3; Golf
2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4
CROSIER, JEAN
CUMMINGS, MARILYN — Band 1,
2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 2, 3; Junior
Honor Guard 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3;
Pep Band 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee
3; Snowmobile Club 2
CUSTER, MARC — Boys' State 3
Debate 4; One-act State Finals 3
Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Forensics 3, 4
Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Captain 4
De YOUNG, CHARLENE — GAA 1,
2, 3; Majorette 3; French Club 1, 2,
3; Y-Teens 1, 2; Student Literary
Magazine 2, 3
DINWIDDIE, JANET — Band 1, 2,
3, 4; Class Vice-Pres. 1, 3; Home-
coming Court 4; Honors Band 4;
Junior Honor Guard 3; Latin Club
2, 3, 4; Vice-Pres. 4; Pep Band 3, 4;
Prom Committee Y.F.U. 3, Switz.;
Spanish Trip to Madrid; Latin Trip
to Rome
DOAN, PATRICK — Band 1, 2, 3, 4;
Basketball 1, 2, 4; Campus Life 3;
Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Pep
Club 2; Weight-lifting 3; Track 2, 4
DREWA, KATHERINE
DUKE, THOMAS — Class Pres. 4;
Co-op 4; Homecoming Escort 4; Ski
Team 4
DURR, DEBORAH — Home Rm
Treas. 2; Sec.-Treas. 3; Thespians 1;
FHA 2; Flash Staff 4; Forensics 1,4;
GAA 1, 4; Gymnastics 3; Office
Help 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Prom Com-
mittee 3; St. Council 3; Volleyball
Team 4; Georgia Governor's Hon-
ors Semifinalist 3; ILP 2, 3, Execu-
tive Council 3; Safety Patrol 2, Lt. 2;
FTA 2, 3; Little George- Anne 3,
Editorial Board 3; Beta Club 2, 3;
Youth Leadership Conference 3
DVORACEK, MARK
DYKSTERHOUSE, JOEL — Football
1, 2, 3, 4; All-Conference 4; YFU 3
EBY, LYNN — Homecoming Court 4
ELZINGA, CAROL — Band 2, 3, 4;
Campus 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-op 4; Voc. Ed.
4; Health Services Club 4
FARRELL, SHERRI — Band 1, 2, 3,
4; Co-op 4; Pep Club 3; Pep Band 3,
4
FERGUSON, ROBIN
FORBRIG, BRENDA — Band 1, 2, 3,
4; GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Pep
Band 3, 4; Ski Team 3, 4; Student
Council 3
FULLER, DENISE — Band 1, 2; G
Basketball 1; Gymnastics 1, 2;
Office Help 1; Pep Club 1, 2; Pep
Band 1,2
FUNK, CINDY — Annual Staff 3, 4;
G Basketball 2, 3; Campus Life 1,
2; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Treas. 2; Stu-
dent Council 4; Girls' Track 2, 3
GENGLE, SUELLEN — Annual Staff
3; Co-op 4; Debate 2, 3, 4; John S.
Knight Qualifier 4; Forensics 2; Pep
Club 2; Ring Committee 2
GRAHAM, DAVID — Band 1, 2, 4;
Campus Life 3; Debate 4; Forensics
4; Homecoming Committee 4; Hon-
ors Band 3; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4;
Student Council 4
GROOMES, JEFFREY — Co-op 4;
Junior Honor Guard 3; Weight-
Lifting 1; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Track 2,
3
GRUBAUGH, PAMELA — Band 1,
2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, Music Lib. 2, 3;
Campus Life 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Sec. 4;
GAA 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Pep
Band 3, 4; SLAAM 1, 2, 3; Ski Team
2; City Band 2, 3, 4
HAERTTER, SUSAN — Debate 2, 3;
One-act State Finals 3; Flash Staff 2,
3, 4, Editor 4; Forensics 2, 3, 4; Pep
Club 3, 4; Vice-Pres.
HAGGERTY, JULIE — Annual Staff
1, 2, 3; FHA 1; Pep Band 2; Biology
Club 2; Health Services Club 4
HANSEN, ROCHELLE — Campus
Life 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Prom
Committee 9
HAWKINS, JACKIE — GAA 1; Vol-
leyball Team 3, 4
HIMEBAUCH, DANIEL
HODGE, BRUCE — Co-op 4; Voc.
Ed. 4
HODGE, MICHAEL — Co-op 4
HOOPER, PETER — Band 1, 2, 3, 4;
Basketball 2
HUTCHISON, DONNA — Band 2,
3, 4; Campus Life 4; Flash Staff 4;
RAP Staff 3; Homecoming Com-
mittee 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4;
Pep Band 4; Prom Committee 3;
Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Float Chair-
man 3; Art Show Winner 1; Inter-
national Club 3
KANTOLA, STEVEN — Debate 2, 3,
4; John S. Knight Qualifier 3, 4;
One-act Plays 1, 2, 3, 4, State Finals
3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; All Conference
4; Forensics 2, 3, 4, State Finals 3, 4;
Student Council 2
KEIE, SALLY
146
KERNER, SUSAN
KERR JEFFREY
KEY, STEVEN — Campus Life 1, 2,
3, 4; Class Officer 4; Co-op 3, 4;
Football 1, 4; Junior Honor Guard 3
KLOOSTER, CANDYCE — Annual
Staff 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Flash Staff
3, 4, Art Ed.; Homecoming Court 4;
Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3,
4; Prom Committee 3; Spanish Club
1, 2; Student Council 4; Alt. Cheer-
leader 2, 3
KLOOSTER, CARL — Basketball 2;
Campus Life 1, 2; Football 1; Span-
ish Club 1; Wrestling 3, 1, Captain
4
KOTESKEY, JULIE — Annual Staff
4, Advert. Ed. 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4;
Debate 4; One-acts 4; Flash Staff 3,
4, Editorial Board 4; Forensics 4;
Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4;
Prom Committee 3; Snowmobile
Club 2
KROUCH, KRISTEE — Office Help
4
LEFT, VINCENT — Basketball 1, 2,
3; Boy's State 3; Football 1
LIEBERMAN, KATHRYN — Band
1, 2, 3, 4; Student Director 4; Girls'
Basketball 1, 2; Cheerleader 2, 3;
Captain 3; Debate 4; Forensics 4;
GAA 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 4; Gymnas-
tics 2; Honors Band 4; Pep Club 2,
3; Snowmobile Club 2; Spanish
Club 1, 2; Ski Team 1; Volleyball
Team 1,2; ASBDA Honors Band 3;
Interlochen Scholarship 3; Blue
Lake Scholarship 4; Girls' Track 1, 2
LINSE, PATRICK — Football 1, 2, 3,
4; Campus Life 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1,
2, 3,4, Captain 1, 2, 3,4
MARME, DEBRA — Co-op 3; FHA
2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, 4; Pep Club 3;
Snowmobile Club 2
MARSHALL, DAVID — Boys' State
3; Co-op 4; Cross Country, All Con-
ference; Football 1,3; Homecoming
Escort; Snowmobile Club 2; Voc.
Ed. 3, 4; Track 3, All Conference
4th; 1, 7th Place
MARTIN, NITA
MASON, LOU ANN — Band 2; Co-
op 4; Flash Staff 2; Gymnastics 1;
Latin Club 2; SLAAM 2
MAYS, PAMELA
McKENZIE, DAWN
MORRIS, CATHERINE — Flash
Staff 4; Glee Club 4
MOSES, NORA
MOUSSEAU, DEBORAH
OTMANOWSKI. JOSEPH — Foot-
ball:; Voc. Ed. 3,4
PARSEL, TIMOTHY — Basketball 1.
2; Co-op 3, 4; Golf 1
PENNEY, ANTHONY
PERRON. JUNE — Co-cp 4; Flash
Staff :; Gymnastics 1
PHELPS, TERESA — Annual Staff 2.
3, 4, Ed. Board 3; Band 1. 2, J, 1.
Flash Staff 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Pres.
3; Pep Band 3; Prom Committee 3;
Spanish Club 1, 2
PHILLIPS, RICHARD — Band 1, 2,
3,4; Co-op 4; Flying Club 3; Golf 1,
2; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Snowmobile
Club
RESCH, DONALD
ROSENTHAL, RITA — Co-op 4;
FHA 1, 2; Spanish 1
RUSSELL, GERALD — Basketball 1;
Football 2; Golf 1,2,3,4
RUSSELL, J ACKLYN
SARASIN, CLAYTON
SCHANTZ, THEODORE — Annual
2, 3, 4, Chief Photographer 3, 4;
Basketball 2; Campus Life 1, 2, 3, 4;
One-acts State Finals 3; Flash Staff
2, 3, 4, Editor 4; Flying Club 3; For-
ensics 3; Homecoming Committee
3; Junior Honor Guard 3; SLAAM
1, 2; Ski Team 1; Student Council 3,
4; Wrestling 3
SIMPSON, ARTHUR LEE
SNEATHEN, LINDA — FHA 3;
GAA 1, 2; Volleyball Team 3, 4,
Captain 4; Girls' Track 3
STAUBLIN, LAURA — Annual Staff
4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Basketball
1; Class Sec. 3; Flash Staff 3, 4;
ASBDA Honors Band 4; District II
Honors Band 4; Glee Club 4; Junior
Honor Guard 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Pep
Band 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 4,
Pres.; Top Ten Seniors
STREETER, DAVID — Annual Staff
3, 4; Flash Staff 4; Student Council
1,2
VASSAUX, DENISE — Spanish Club
4; YFU (Exchange Student)
WAGNER, DENICE — Annual Staff
2, 3, 4, Ed. Board 3, 4, Co-editor 4;
Flash Staff 3, 4; GAA 2. 3, Vice-
Pres. 2, Sec. 3; Homecoming Court
4; Pep Club 2; Volleyball Team 2;
Girls' Track 2
WALLACE. MAURI NE — Annual
Staff 3, 4, Co-Editor 4; Band 1. 2. 3.
4, Pres. 4; Debate 3, 4; One-acts \
4, Mash Staff 3, 4; Forensic s 3, 4;
Pep Club 1. 2, 3; Pep Band 2, v 1.
Spanish L, 2; Ski Team 1; YFU 4;
Ex-Officio Member of the Hoard ot
Education I
WARD. CAROL FHA 2, v i.
Treas. 2; GAA 2. J; Pep Club 2, J,
1; Snow mobil< < lub \ Voll< yball ;
WASOSKI, LISA — Annual Stall J,
4. Ed Board 1. Band 1,2, 5, 1. (am
pus Life I. Cheerleader 1 . 2, l. Class
Officer l; Debate 2. 3, 4; One-acts
2, J, i. State Finals J; Flash Stafl J,
4. Ed Board 1. Forensics 2. \ ).
State Finals J, i. Girls' State };
Homecoming Committee 2. 1; Hon
ors Band \ 1. Pep Club 2. 3. 4. Pep
Band 2. J; Prom Committee 3;
Spanish 2, J; Student Council 2. 1.
Pres 4
WAY, SUSAN -- Band 1, 2, 3, 4;
Campus Life 1 , Class Officer 1; Co-
op 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3,4
WEBSTER, RANDOLPH — Band 2;
Co-op 4; Voc. Ed. 3,4; Wrestling 1
WELLS, DEBORAH — FHA 3
WERTMAN, GLENN — Band 1. 2.
3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4;
Junior Honor Guard 3; Pep Band 3;
Prom Committee 3; Snowmobile
Club 2; Student Council 1, 4, Vice-
Pres. 4; Weight-lifting 2; Wrestling
2
WESTENBROEK, SHERRY — Band
1, 2, 3; Campus Life 1, 2, 3, 4;
Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Co-op 3; GAA
1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1,2; Student
Council 3; Campus Life Sweetheart
Queen 3
WHITLEY, JOHN — Co-op 4
WHITLEY, KATHRYN — Co-op 4;
GAA; Volleyball; Girls' Track
WILSON, WILLIAM — Latin Club
2, 3, 4; Historian 2, Pres. 4; Prom
Committee 3
WIMMER, CARL
WINCHESTER, RANDALL — Band
1, 2, 3, 4; Campus Life 3; Debate 4:
One-acts 3, 4; Forensics 4; Pep Band
3; Snowmobile Club 2; YFU 3
WOJAN. VICKIE — Glee Club 4;
Latin Club 2, 3,4; Pep Club 2
WOLSCHLEGER, LU ANN —
Annual Staff 3, 4, Ed. Board 4; Band
1, 2, 3, 4; Co-op 4; Debate 3; One-
acts 3; Forensics 3; Pep Club >. t.
Pep Band 3, 4
WOODS, RANDY — Basketball 2,
Class Vice- Pres. 4; Football 1. 2. 3.
4; Ski Team 1, 3; Weight-lifting 1;
Track 2
WORKS. MICHAEL — Boys' State
STRAW. MICHAEL
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SENIORS:
Alexander, Diane 76, 108
Ance, James 28, 79, 77
Anders, Martin 61, 70, 77, 117, 123
Barnum, Craig 77
Bartlett, Deborah 76, 11, 112, 114, 128,
131
Bascom, Deborah 77
Bascom, Richard 77
Begrow, Catherine 72, 73, 77, 84, 114,
116, 123, 131
Berg, Virginia 78, 118, 119, 121, 128,
131
Bergmann, Alvin 70, 78
Berlage, Clint 70, 78, 108, 110, 112, 115
Blanchard, Clinton 16, 17, 78
Borths, James 46, 71, 78, 111,115
Boss, Dale 16, 17, 78, 112
Boss, Wilson 69, 72, 73, 78, 80, 118
Bradley, Timothy 70, 79, 128, 131
Carey, J. Anne 79, 114, 119, 128
Carr, Elaine 16, 29, 79, 46, 115, 116,
119, 129, 131
Clark, Donald 110
Coen, Jeffrey 79
Cooper, Scott 79
Corp, Alfred 79
Corp, Cecelia 79, 112, 120
Grain, Dennis 72, 79, 111, 112, 115
Crosier, Jean 80
Cummings, Marilyn 73, 80, 119, 128,
131
Custer, Marc 80, 110, 114, 117
De Young, Charlene 71, 80
Dinwiddie, Janet 16, 17, 72, 80, 118,
131
Doan, Patrick 80, 110, 112, 115, 129
Drewa, Katherine 71, 80
Duke, Thomas 16, 17, 81
Durr, Deborah 81, 112, 117, 123
Dyksterhouse, Joel 70, 81, 108, 110,
118
Eby, Lynn 16, 17, 81
Cooper, Scott 70
Elzinga, Carol 81
Farrell, Sherrie 81, Uti, 131
Ferguson, Robin 81
Forbrig, Brenda 82, 114, 119, 129, 131
Fuller, Denise 82, 114
Funk, Cindy 82
Gengle, Sue 63, 70, 82, 117
Graham, David 62, 72, 82, 116, 117,
121
Groomes, Jeffrey 73, 82
Grubaugh, Pamela 82, 118, 119. 129,
131
Haertter, Susan 82, 117, 119, 123
Haggerty, Julie 83
Hansen, Rochelle 83
Hawkins, Jackie 83, 112
Himebauch, Daniel 83
Hodge, Bruce 83
Hodge, Michael 83
Hooper, Peter 83, 129, 131
Hutchison, Donna 83, 118, 119, 120,
123, 129, 131
Kantola, Steven 44, 45, 61, 73, 84, 108,
110, 117, 123
Keie, Sally 84
Kerner, Susan 84
Ker, Jeffrey 84
Key, Steven 72, 84, 116, 118
Klooster, Candyce 16, 17, 84, 114, 119,
123, 129, 131
Klooster, Carl 84, 108, 114
Koteskey, Julie 45, 84, 117, 119, 122,
123, 129, 131
Kroush, Kristee 90
Left, Vincent 85
Lieberman, Kathryn 85, 117, 119, 122,
129, 130, 131
Linse, Patrick 85, 109, 110, 114, 118
Marme, Deborah 70, 85, 120
Marshall, David 115, 16, 17, 85, 108,
111
Martin, Nita 85
Mason, Luann 85
Mays, Pam 85
Morris, Catherine 130
Moses, Nora 86
Otmanowski, Joseph 70, 86
Parsel, Timothy 86
Penney, Anthony 86
Phelps, Teresa 69, 72, 73, 86, 131
Phillips, Richard 86, 70, 131
Rosenthal, Rita 86
Russell, Gerald 71, 86
Russell, Jacklyn 86
Schantz, Theodore 40, 86, 116, 122,
123, 116
Simpson, A. Lee 86
Sneathen, Linda 86, 112
Staublin, Laura 71, 72, 86, 119, 120,
122, 123, 130, 131
Streeter, David 86
Straw, Michael 86
Vassaux, Denise 86, 118, 120
Wagner, Deborah 130
Wagner, Denice 16, 17, 40, 88, 122,
123
Wallace, Maurine 61, 63, 86, 117, 118,
122, 123, 128, 130, 131
Wasoski, Lisa 45, 63, 61, 86, 115, 116,
117, 118, 119, 123, 129, 131
Ward, Carol 70, 88, 119
Way, Susan 88, 129
Webster, Randall 71, 88
Wells, Deborah 88
Wertman, Glenn 47, 88, 115, 116
Westenbroek, Sherry 89
Whitley, John 89
Whitley, Kathryn 89
Wilson, William 72, 89, 120, 121
Winchester, Randall 61, 89, 117, 118,
123, 129, 131
Wojan, Vickie 89, 121
Wolschleger, LuAnn 89, 122, 128, 131
Woods, Randy 70, 110, 112
Works, Michael 72, 70
148
JUNIORS:
Alger, Tori 28,94, 112, 114, 119, 120,
128, 131
Alspaugh, Sherry 63, 94
Ballard, David 94, 109, 120, 129, 131
Bascom.J. C. 94
Begrow, Janet 40, 45, 62, 94, 116, 118,
120, 122
Bolhuis, Leon 94
Borths, Regina 94, 1 12, 1 14, 1 19, 120,
123, 128, 131
Boss, Susan 94, 117, 118, 129, 131
Boyd, Susan 94
Bradley, Lauren 94, 120, 128, HI
Brady, Sheilah 61, 94, 1 17, 1 18, 121
Brown, Terri 94, 1 15, 118, 1 19, 120,
128
Buday, Edward 94, 1 10, 1 15, 1 16, 128
Carey, Ellen 94, 119, 121. 129, 131
Carey, Margaret 94, 109, 115, 119, 129,
HI
Cebulski, Gene 94
Crain, Connie 94, 116, 118
Crosier, Sandra 94
Cross, Thomas 94
Cunningham, Carol 62, 1 17
Custer, Laura 95, 112, 118, 119, 120,
1 2 1 , 1 29, 1 3 1
Davison, Donald 95, 1 14
Dhascleer, Esther 95, 128, 131
Dubcy, Catherine 95
Eglcr, Scott 11,95
Elzinga, Patti 120
Emmons, Mark 95, 128, 131
Empcy, Debra95, 120
Empey, Kenneth 95, 128, HI
Empey, Norman 95
Faust, Randall 47, 73, 95, 112, 1 15. | io
Fochtman, Michael 95, 109. 129, 131
Garten, Gregory 95
Gill, Barbara 95, 120, 128, 131
Goss, Brian 46, 95, 1 10, 115, 128
Hamilton, Judy 95, 118, 129. 131
Hauff.Mary K. 95. 117
Himebauch, Ronald 95
Ignoff o.Joseph 95
Johnson, Linda 95
Jones, Clayton 1 1 5
Kane, William M. 96, 110, 121
Kantola, Carolyn 96
Kasik, Patricia 96
Kcrner, Melody 96
Kleiber, Anthony 96
Long, Kendra96, 121
Lundtcigen, Nina 96, 114, 115
Marsh, Patti 96
Martinchck, Deborah 96
Mascioli, Joseph 96, 114, 123
Mascioli, William 44, 45, 61, 96, 1 14,
117
Matthews, Judy 96, 120, 128, 131
McCandless, Darcy 96, 118, 119, 121
McClellan, Steven 112, 119
McNamara, Susan 96, 128, 131
Meredith, Dale 96, 128
Michael, Julie 96, 120, 118, 128
Moerland, Timothy 96, 129, HI
Monteith, Sharon 61, 62, 63, 96, 1 17
Moore, James 96
Morris, Teri 96, 114
Mort, Thomas 96, 114
Niswander, Jack 96
Novotny, Gary 96, 109, 110, 114, 115
Olach, Edward 96, 110
Olsen, Gretchen 96, 114. 129. HI
Olson, Candace 96
Osterberg, John 96. 109, 1 11
Otis, Mildred 96, 108. 1 14, 129, 131
Paterka. Sally 96, 120
Pence, Carole 96, IP. L23
Pennev, Timothy l)"
Perron, Judy 97
Peters, John 97
Peters, Valerie 97, 121
Plumm. Patrick <r. 110
Poirier, Jacqueline l)~
Fopenhagen, Jeffrey l>~. 128, Hi
Potter. Anita 97, 117, us. L21
Potter, James 97, 110, 112, 115
Potter, Susan 97, 118, 121, 129
Powell, Deborah 44, 45, 61, 97, 116,
117, 118, 119, 121, 122, 128, HI
Powell, Nancy 120
Puffpaff, Debra 97, 1 18, 120, 122
Russell, Colcen 97, 112, 120, 123, 129,
131
Sandahl, Gerald 97, 109, 111.115
Skippergosh, Jerry 115
Sladek, Barbara 97, 112, 121, 129, HI
Slone, Rae Anne 9?, 1 16, 1 18, 121, 128,
131
Smith, Michael 97
Smith, Randall 97, 111, 115
Staley, Marian 97, 1 1 5, 1 22. 1 29. 1 3 1
Stevens, Gregory 97, 1 10, 1 14
Swarrwout, Carolin 61, 63, 97, 123
Thorp, Jeffrey 97
Thorp, William 97, 111
Warner, Patti 97
Watkins, Pamela 118, 120, 123, 128
White, Catherine 128, 131
White, Lisa T
Whitley, Patrick 97, 110. Ill
Withers, Robert 97
Wolgamott. Sherri 97, 111. 131
Zeitler, Dale 97
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